Thursday, October 1, 2015

We had a Blast at the Orchard

We had a great time at the orchard and came home with our own pumpkin and bag of juicy apples. Some students said they'd even bake Mrs. Adams a pumpkin pie... I like apple pies too :)

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Our Class Project is done and ready for bids...

It's finished!!! We are so proud to show you our finished product. It was a labor of love and I hope it brings in a lot of funds for our amazing little school. I have attached the link so you can have easy access to bidding on it. Bid on Our Class Project

Kindergarten Class Project
"Hand Print Safari"

Wednesday, September 9, 2015

Auction Preview

Just wanted to give you a sneak peak of our class auction project. Praying for lots of bids to help our amazing little school! Each picture was created from your student's handprint! It's one of a kind :)

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

August Snack Calendar

Each month we will send home a snack calendar. If it is your snack day, we will send home the "snack sack" with your child the night before, please return it filled with snack for the day (We snack at about 2:30). We have 23 students in this class so please pack enough for each child. Please do not send anything with nuts or dark colored frosting.
This is a nut-free classroom in order to protect those with allergies. We can't have dark colored frosting or juice as it stains the carpeted floor. We prefer individually wrapped snacks because it makes the distribution that much easier for the student snack helper. Some snack ideas include fruit snacks, clementine oranges, cheezits, goldfish crackers, animal crackers etc.

Birthdays are an important day and we will celebrate in class with a Birthday snack. It is acceptable to send cupcakes, cookies or cookie cakes on these days but, again, please do not send anything with dark or bold colored frosting it stains clothes, tables and carpets. 


Wednesday, August 12, 2015

‘Twas the Night Before School Started
‘Twas the night before school started,
When all through the town,
The parents were cheering.
It was a riotous sound!
By eight, kids were washed
And tucked into bed…
When memories of homework
Filled them with dread!

New pencils, new folders, and uniforms too!
New teachers, new friends…
Their anxiety grew!
The parents just giggled when
They learned of the fright
And shouted at bedrooms –

“Go to bed! It’s a school night!”